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Missile as a sector in India is Ripe for innovation, if government allow startups to get in under MoD then it can generate decent amount of employment.

🚨 A protein that makes humans resistant to radiation? 🚨 Radiation therapy is brutal—killing cancer, but also destroying healthy cells. Now, researchers have used Tardigrade proteins to fix this. ✅ DNA shielded from radiation damage ✅ Cancer cells

Hey myself priyam maurya and I'm working on a project related to drones and i need a guy from tech background that can help me out and in return he/she can become co-founder.

🚀 Calling All Innovators in Drone Technology! 📦✨ Ship Heavy is on the lookout for Make in India commercial drones for parcel delivery that comply with government norms and support AI and tech solutions! 🤖 We’re interested in drones capable of de

Drone deliveries is now available in Bengaluru—right now.! At Falcon City, residents are now receiving groceries, medicines, and daily essentials in just 5–10 minutes via drones, thanks to a breakthrough partnership between Skye Air Mobility and Big

https://analyticsindiamag.com/koo-founder-announces-new-consumer-tech-venture-seeks-engineering-talent/ Nothing against the founder here, but didn't he have a dedicated team in Koo whom he fired and can call upon them or the existing team whom he ca

Do you think that the IT sector is a stable career option or is it a very risky sector to work in? We have recently seen that TCS fired off the employees like they never existed and many other companies treat them like they are nothing. Is it the t